Beach Hotels in Bocas del Toro

We stayed at Hotel S, an isolated and quiet new hotel in Playa Bluff, Bocas del Toro. The staff was very friendly and helpful, and the food was to die for. Beds were extremely comfortable, and the rooms clean. Waking up to the sound of monkeys and waves: paradise! Would definitely recommend and will definitely come back.

Beautiful Bali-style resort. Very spacious nice room, nice other facilities, awesome rainforest and spa in the area.

The vibe, the location, the hostess, staff and family like environment were absolutely amazing! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐💯

Amazing place at an amazingly quiet and untouched beach. The (new) owner as well as all staff is lovely and extremely supportive in anything you need. Food is good, price is reasonable. strong recommendation

Super friendly and cozy place surrounded by jungle. Best place to chill and have proper rest. Good food and helpful staff. Highly recommend for everyone who’s looking for hideaway.

From card games and BBQs overlooking ocean and mountains to the sounds of waves...sleeping literally in ocean this place is Paradise...I've taken it all in and will take the memories with me for the rest of my life.Ponci's Gate to Gaia I will miss you more than words can express. Thank you for having me and I will be back 💛💛

I do like boat Hauses... you sleep here with the waves... the house itself is decorated by Claudine an artist from Montreal... ver, warm welcomed and had a fantastic stay

My family and I stayed in six different hotels across Panama over a two week period and the consensus at the end was that Casa Acuario was the favourite. And by quite a distance. First of all, it’s just a cool place to stay. On stilts, over clear warm water, perfect for the kids (and adults) to snorkel, we got to see shawls of small fish along with a few big ones and the odd ray within seconds of our arrival. We were a two minute boat-taxi away from Bocas town and its modest number of good bars and restaurants, but staying at Casa Acuario meant we got the peace and quiet which the mainland didn’t look like it easily provided. The room we were in (upstairs) was easily big enough for two adults and the kids (aged 13 and 10), nicely decorated and with really comfortable beds and a hammock from which you could overlook the sea. As dog lovers, my children were over the moon that there were three (clean, friendly and well behaved) dogs on site. There were a couple of good places to eat and drink on the small island which we could get to on foot from Casa Acuario, and a nice beach about 15mins walk from the hotel. The fridge full of beer on the decking was also a nice touch! But alongside all of these positives, the main thing that gave Casa Acuario the ‘X Factor’ were the owners, Mandy and JP. We were made to feel welcome from minute one, they could not have been more helpful and they made a real impression on the whole family in our three days with them. And just to provide a little context, after Casa Acuario were went to the nearby, and much more expensive, Eclypse de Mar Acqua Lodge for two nights which, before arriving, I thought was going to be the highlight of the Bocas itinerary. Take nothing away from The Eclypse which was seriously nice, but I wish I’d stayed at Casa Acuario for the full duration. Definitely in the top 5 favourite hotels I’ve stayed in across six continents.

A beautiful safe place in paradise. Kitchen was clean and had everything needed to prepare meals. Was always someone on the property for any needs. Hostel was cute and close to the surf!!! I loved the amazing snorkeling right on the property with sandy bottom. The breakfast was simple but nice to start the day.

The place was like from a surfer dream. Everything was clean, the staff was very helpfull and friendly and there was a kitchen and a relax space for you. There was very nice window to the jungle from the shower and sea just across the Road.